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The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-01
THE FOUR FLIES.

A Scientific Parable.
a, vindow-sill one morning still
IN Golden summer weather,
rour weary niss with blinking eyes
Buszed hungrily together.
asfoee them lay atable spread
With desolate looking fare; ..
they knew they were in bosrdins-house
By the chipped stone.chiuawsre.
satd the Oldest fy, with . tesr-dimmed eye:
"All this have been through,
And IL you eat Of this doubtful treat,
That hour you'll surely rue.
1iost my ma and lost my pa,
And / lost my children three;
Fhey we're snsrod by such delusiva joys
As the ones to-day We see"
But though kindly warned her advice was
soorned,
And straight the trio few
N the table head, where0n was spread
The frugal dishes few.
And left the aged fly alone
A-weeping on the sill;
And set to work without ado
To cot and drink their I'LL.
The first young fly resolved TO try
Tho milk cerulean blue,
For his head was sore from the night before
When he stayed party through.
But alas, the chalk that allied the cup
Brought cramps that lard him low;
~Ha, har buzzed the fly from the window
pane:
SNOW didn't tell you so!'
The second ~ had set his eye
On the pondcrous sugar-bowl
And made jump for the biggest lump
His hunger to console.
But the marble dust soon stretched him out
A corpse on the cloth below,
While the old fly sang as requiem: a
SNOW, didn't I tell YOU sol"
Andnow the third adventurous bird
Attacked a dish Of peas, ..- D..
Which year or more before tho war
Had been brought across the seas.
When the verdigris got In its work
His Joy was turned to woe,
While the old fly hummed to dismal tune:
'sNow, didn't ! tell you sof"
The aged fly Of the teardimmed eye,
Who sat on the window.sill,
Was filed with woe as she saw them 60
To meet a fate so ILL.,
"Why should care to live" she said:
"Whcn death turks everywhere!
In every toothsome dish. ! ween,
Is hidden some despair"
50 forth she stole to the poisonous bowl
Which the name Ely Poison bore,
And with maniac laugh began to quar-
The dead drink galore.
It did not KILT made her stout
She aldermanic grew,
Because, you see, the poison was
Adulterated, tool
-E. D. Person, In Puck.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-01

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30
Notorious Outlaw Killed.

ST. Louis. Nc, April GA special
from Fl. Smith says: Felix Griffin, a no
torious young outlaw, was killed Thurs
day night Aear Wedders Falls while steal
ing horse from Robert Vaun's stable.
Felix was the leader of an organized band
of horse thieves operating extensively in
the Territory for some time Vaun heard
he was lurking about his plsce and laid in
wait for him and shot him dead when he
entered the stable with two companions
The others escaped though badly wounded.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30
An Important Cine.

SAN Francisco, April 29.-What is CON
sidered and important clue to the identity
of the train robbers WAS obtained a few
weeks ago A stranger purchased suit of
clothes at an establishment, corner of Fort
and Dupont streets, and in taking off his
old suit letter dropped from the pocket.
The letter was found by the clerk after the
purchaser departed. 1t gave description
to au accomplice of plan 10 roba train on
the Southern Pacific railway The confed
crate WAS instructed to get off the train at
Nogsles. The letter concluded with the
words: Paint your face black and be sure
to cover your red hair. The letter has been
given 70 the police authorities.
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Ireland.

fDUBLTN, April 29.-United Ireland says
No blacker deed of treachery has ever
been committed than that which Lord
Lansdowne has been guilty of. Black as
he'll are Lord Lansdowpe's unutterabe
meanness, treachery and malignity. He
stood in awe Of Canadian opinion, but tore
the agreement he made with his tenants to
shreds the moment he WAS led to believe by
Canadians with Irish name, that he could
rely on Irish Canadian compliance in Bis
perfidy.
The FTeeman's Journal states that the
government recently applied for list of
educated candidates to fill vacancies in the
ranks Of the Irish constabIlary, caused by
designations. and that refusals to join the
service were so numerous that the govern
ment was compelled to resort to an in
ferior list. Many even of the latter re-
fused to take the places offered them
CORK, April 2S.-Hon. Captain Thomas
Plunkett, resident magistrate at Cork, has
been instructed by the government to keep
close watch over all circumstances attend
ing the depa; ture of Mr.. William O'Brien
on his way to America to inaugurate
campaign against the governor general.
Marquis Lansdowne, on account of his al
legged unfair treatment of his Irish tenants:
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BERLIN. April 29.-The North German
Gazette semi officially states that the i'm
perial minister of justice has furnished the
foreign office the following facts relative
to the SchRabel affair: 1t has been fully
proved the arrest was made on German
soil Schnabel admits writing three par
ticular letters forwarding correspondence
which German authorities consider trea-
sonable. This statement is not considered
in the light of threat and is looked upon
as a simple official justification of the arrest
of Schnahel
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You See it's Thes Like This.

OTTAWA, Ont, April 29.-British Col
umbia members Of parliament are urging
the Canadian government to secure from
the Washington authorities some indication
of the line of policy they will pursue In re-
gard to the Behring sea fisheries during
the coming season Three British vessels
which were seized In Behring sea last year
and which were liberated a short time ago,
hailed from Victoria. Until something
definite is heard from Washington no ar
Engagements can be made by British Col
umbia sealing companies for the coming
seasons work
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Sawyer, Kansas

On the Mulvane extension in Pratt county
has been laid out in town lots only three
weeks and already $4,000 worth of property
has been sold. Large investments have been
made by parties from Emporia, Mulvape and
Atiica. The cars on the Muivane extension
will be running into Sawyer by June 1st
A cross road running from Attica to kinsiey
making the Junction at Sawyer is now being
surveyed. One hundred per cent has already
bf en- realized by investors. 4 grader Is now
in operation levelling streets, and rock being
hauled tor building an elevator. Lumber is
being frelghtei overland from Medicine
Lodge and Pratt Centre and preparations
being rapidly pushed forward for town of
5000 people. Address A. j. JOHNSON, vice
president and local agent, Elm Mills, Kan.
1886
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Home Insurance.

IN pursuance OF meeting held wednesday
night a representative meeting Of bushes.
men to devise plans or organizing home
fire insurance company to carry confidence
TO assured in our city and state and save the
vast amount paid to foreign cities in premi
uns annually, will meet at the law offices of
Bentley, Hatfield & Bentley, JOB N Main st.
Monday, Mays, at $50 p m, sharp. Bust
ness men generally are invited.
JOHN b. CAREY,
X. +. LAWRENCE,
NJ. W. LEVY,
A. w OLIVER,
Kos HARRIS,
KODOLPH HATFIELD,
HENRY SCAwEITER,
r. d. LEAMON,
1887 AS Many Others.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
OVER THE OCEAN.
England,

LONDON. April 29-Gladstone and wife
To-Day visited the grounds of the American
-eShieitlon and the camp of the Wild West
SNOW. MAIDSTONE was entertained at lunch
Dy The managers of the exhibition. Col.
russell, OF Boston, presided Gladstone.
Replying to toast TO his health, said
among other things:
Inc institutions and progress of the
United States has ALWAYS been subject of
great interest 10 me. Very many wears ago
studied the life Of Washington; became
tnen aware, first, of the magni-
tude and destiny reserved for Americans;
second, of the fact that the period
OF the birth of the American
states was of more interest than any other
possible 10 study Whenever a youth de
string to study political life cOnsults me
respecting course of study in the field of
hlstory,l always refer him to the very early
history of America. God Almighty made
Engli>hmen and Americans kinsmen and
they ought TO have affections for one /
another If they had not, humanity would |
cry shame upon them. | rejoice the clouds |
Which once obscured our mutual vision are |
almost vanished from our political sky and |
that the future is bright and promising as
the warmest heated among US could desire.
In commons tonight the motion offered /
on the Goth inst, by Robt. J. Reid Lib
eral, that the house decline to proceed with
any measure directed against tenants com
bining for relief until full measure Or
their relief from excessive rents be present
ed in parliament. was rejected-34l TO $40
A motion that the house go into committee
on the crimes bill was adopted.
A distatch from Pestsh. the CAPITAL of
Western Australia, says: 4 hurrican swept
the northeast coast on the 22nd inst. The
port fishing fleet, numbering forty boats,
was destroyed and $50 persons persisted.
a dispatch from CoOktown, Australia,
announces that the steamer Benton. of
Singapore, was sunk in collision with
bark off the island of Formosa and that
100 persons were drowned No Europeans
were lost.
LONDON, April 29-The Queen has ar
rived al Windsor castle from the cont
nent.
The house Of commons this afternoon
went into committee on the Irish crimes [
act amendment bill Mr.. Healy proposed j
that the word "offense" in the act should {
be changed to the word crime" MIR.
Gladstone advised the government to &C.
cept the proposal. The motion, on com
ing to a vote, was defeated-157 to 120. {
Premier Goblet has received dispatch
from NJ. Herbette stating that Prince Bis
marck has ordered the release of NJ Selma
bel. 4,
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oaorre 0ould President.

LITTLE Rock. April 2a.-Todsy the
of the Little Rock & For
Smith. Little Rock, Mississippi X Texas,
Little Rock junction. Kansas Il Arkansas
Valley railroad, lately purchased by Jay
Gould, elected board of directors of the
three corporations The directors elected
Geo J. Gould president and Henry Wood
vice president The control Of the road
will be formally assumed by the Missouri
Pacific, May LIST.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30

The plat Of College Green is now fled and
the new town u now On the market for sale
The streets are graded and work on the
foundation Of the new Catholic building is in
progress The side track will be graded in q
few days aud the depot win be built The
will build q number Of good residences in
this beautiful suburban villa, and several
others who have bought property there are
70 build houses, and within sixty days there
will be quite a town Lots are now selling at
800 and s.sss5 each, but viii soon be raised
Now is the time 10 got bargains and choice
lots.
Apply at the oflce Of the secretary. Office
in TIE European hotel, Douglas ave
d97-t W. q GRATTAN, Se,Tstary.
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MemphiS Races.

MEMPHIS, April 29-First race, all ares,
"a mile heat-Rio Grande won both heats,
Dancing Kid 2nd. Pail Lewis 3rd Time
in both heats 1871 2
Second race. all ages. 81 mile-Sam
Harper, Jr., won, Mamie Hunt End, Don
ovan 3rd Time ia.
Third race. IA miles-Fair won, Elgin
End. Gov. Bate 3rd Time 2:12 f.
Fourth race. all ages, s miles-Phil
Lee won, Brown Duke End, Ira Bride
3rd Time 2.
Fifth race. mile, al ages -Biddy Bow
ling won, Handy Andy end, Jim Nave Bird.
Time 1:46 1-2.
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The Jnnketers in Mobile.

MOBILE Ala, April 29-The interstate
commerce commission arrived in this city
at 2 D. IN. and met in the United States
court room. Col. W. Butler Duncan,
president, and Hon. U. S Depew, traffic
manager, of the Mobile g. Ohio road, testi.
fed as to the necessity of suspension of
the fourth section of the law in the case of
that road
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30
Chicago Grain and Provfsions.

CHICAHO. ApFII q.
No new features o: interest were Developed b. The
wheat trade today Trsdiag consisted c lefty ia
chasgi' May contracts TO the deferred deliveries
and the after were quiet and quite firm. The pres
To- sell wheat account OF May was quite
strong and the prices broke or n during the frat
few minutes. June opened steady at S21s sold of TO
ssss Rallied TO si,s In the lat st trading and closed Il
higher Than yesterday. The clesripgs from the sea
board were 196.t0O bushels Thraiers still very
uncer,ein about the market and the feeling In he
trade continues 10 be one OF extreme nervousness.
There only far tr ,da In cora. The tone was
a little stesder and closed a shade higher.
Oats were quiec and easier but closed unchanged.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office of the undersigned until noon of We'd
nesday May IL 1887, for the erection aud com
p.etion of the superstructure of the Winfield
opera house, except steam heating, stage
furniture, and seating, in accordance with
plans, specifications and detail drawings now
on file in the architects office. Building to
be of stone three and half stories in height,
covering 75x 40 feet. The right is reserved
to reject any or all bids. James II. Bullen,
John W. Gurus, W. C.. Robinson, building
committee. w. A. Richie & Co, architects.
Winfield, Kans. 1895
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4 Fated Family,

COLUMBUS, S. c., April 29.-Sharp
Smith and his older children were work
ing in their field yesterday and left three
children in the house not far distant. The
building caught fire and the children were
all burned to death The mother was
killed in tornado which passed over this
section two years ago.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30
Opera.hOnSe Burned.

CHICAGO, April 80 An Inter Ocean
special from Des Moines says: Foster
opera house burned this afternoon and
only the side walls and front offices remain.
When discovered the fire had gained such
Roadway that persons in the third story
were obliged to make their exit through
windows with ladders The loss is about
$35, 600; insurance S2j. 900.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30
France.

PARIS, April 29.-Negotiations between
France and Germany concerning the arrest
Of NJ. Schnaebel are progressing favor
ably.
NJ. Herbett, French ambassador at Ber-
lin, telegraphs that Yesterday evening he
had an interview with Count Herbert Bis
marck, German minister of foreign affairs.
and the latter claimed that French territory
was not violated when NJ. Schnaebel was
or-octaI
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Kansas City Gram and Provisions.

KanaAs City Gram and FrovfatOna.
KAxsAs CHY.Aprn ..
Daily Indicator rwports wheat eteedy; No. red
cash sas bid es,< asked, Nay sales 1t sss13e No.
soft cash. ne bids.
Corn eteeAy; No. cash. - bid. siS asked: May
slA< bsd ~ asked June SJ4 bid. SSh asked: July S,@
bill s4aa aaked: No. 2. white, oash sales II 81
Oats No. white. cAsh. no bids. Nay an bid; M
asked.
Flour, dull. steady quotations H - XIX 9s
al q: family q lvtsl 81 choice 81 SiI A fancy
extra fancy 81 sa8l s.; patent 81 Gaa2 ~
Corn Heal.-Green. Is, dried. 50, choice yellow, Ct
bulk. 0ts.
Sran-Bulk, Is; sacked a
Hny-Firm; fancy small balsd ~ %. large, 9 50.
Flax sect-a4
Rutier-Cresmefy, fancy. 81 fine dairy. -
Ohs ese-Fuli cream. lSlesfA. fsss .tS
Rsgs-Steady 10 per dof-
Ponisry-old hens, Fat, heavy. sss S; rooeters u
turkeys. IL
Provfsions-sussr cured hams. il& bacon. i0 dried
beef IL dried oeef clsar 9; dry sat clea rib sides
A. 81 long clesr O. - shoulders . 81; short clear.
&; IS; smoked clear nib Sides o. Is: long clear,
"a %; shoulders, o. 7short clesr. 8 Is,
Ness Po-k-Sie 10
IarI.-Choee tierce. te 62i-
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Ship and Cargo Burned.

SAVANNAH Ga, April 29-The British
steamer Bonhope with $4,000 gallons of
crude petroleum burned at sea fifty miles
from the mouth of the Savannah river yes
terday morning. The crew took to boats
and were picked up today. Loss on ship
$3.50, 600, on cargo not estimated.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30
Last Of the Molly. MsguiPea.

HARRISBURG. Pa, April 29.-The
board of partions today recommended par
dons in the case of H. O'Brien and Christie
pher Donuelly. of Schuylkill company,
known As the last of the Molly Maguires,
Twen'y-one members of that order were
hanged.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30

The greatest hit of ths season on next Sat
urday night. The K. of L. band will give a
grand serenade at tine Detroit dining hall.
where ice cream, strawberries, oysters and
all the delicacies Of the season will be
served in elegant shape. A fine cake with a
ring i'll 1t VIII be for sale by the piece or
will be rallied off. 4 good time is expected
and all are ivnited
dl3g-3t ~ j. BLACKBURN
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30

All persons are hereby notified that l have
purchased from the owner J. Halter, through
his duly authorized agent, the east half of
the southeast quarter of section eleven, town
ship twenty seven, range one east, Sedgwlck
county, Karsss, for which l hold a written
contract, fled in the office of the register of
deeds of said county. DAVID HAYS.
March "a, 1887. 1l2-u
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
Off g OF the undersigned until noon o, We'd
nesday, May 18th. 1887, for the erection and
completion of the w. p. Hackney building,
OF twelve stores, basement and office rooms
building to be OF stone, three stories and
basement, covering 75x250, in accordance
with plans, specifications and detail draw
ings, now Gu file in the architects Office.
The right is reserved to reje t any or all
bids. w. A. RITCHIE & Co.,
139-St Architects Winfield, Kan.
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Bad Blood Indians

CHICAGO, April ga special from
Montreal says: Reports from Medicine
Hat say that Blood Indians are becoming
bold and are firing upon scouting parties
of mounted police. A strong detachment
is in pursuit The Indians are killing right
and left
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30

At Scottsville, Kan, a seven months old
child of A. o. Notes was suck with bowel
complaint for more than three weeks They
had little hope Of its recovery, as every pre-
scription they tried failed They were fnal-
~ induced to try Chamberlains COfic, Chol-
era and Diarrhooa remedy, which effected q
prompt and permanent cure. They are
never without this safe and pleasant family
medicine, and cannot say too much in its
praise. Sold by Aldrich & Brown and J.
P Allen Str
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Chicago Lave stock.

NHLcAthOsA II =.
The Drovers Jcvrnsl IMPORTS cattle receipts Gao:
sojnuents $50 higher shippiaS srs>rs 80 Ia lSc lbs
81 SNaAS a. s,cck-rs and feeders - tefI -; COWS.
Sult ana mixed - sssti % bulk e. Says IS. shro0sh
fexss cattle e a5SSs% a.
Hoxs~Receisss $500 sh,pMenu $40 Market
lower rsoxh and HiSed g. cas- Sf pack
ina ana shippin8 IS Ssee e. nghi 81 ~ S. sktls
eheer-R-e;rss $40 sh.pnaecrs se, us-ke< strong;
rssfivee q sAs4 at western - aS. * Texans s. =
IS a; laglhs s. 4es-5 g.
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st. Louis LIVE St0ch

ST. LOUIS. April %.
Carte-l eta. 80; shpt 500: market steady choice
navy neass >. native steers s. stS5 IS; shippers
steei' Ialr 70 good 81 1901 75 feeders falr 10
Eood IS Sts4 Pr stockers fair good ;. 2s@s So
iTTi.s cnmin.'i 70 choice. g 1894 %.
hoes-Receipts 80; shpt 220: market higher:
choce beavy and butchers selections IS 45as
9c; packing fair to good q S9a5 q; ycrkers me
@a0a
sheep-Recripts. t40. shipments -; market higher;
ss3 Ia " - -
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st. Louis Ora IN and Provisions,


Flonr-Staa6y ami firm
Wneat-Higher,No. 2rel cash. sf;ltasIA Nav SD5l
aslE losing. ar SIS; June, STAG slSs, closing
SIS July 19l40s79M
July 3.3s " - '|<'
oats-nall. casn 2ses2s14; ,iay, IN
Rye-Easy at 55A
Lead-isull atp 2LSasge
E2xs-Fjrm at 81
Eutter-Quiet and e.sy: Greg merry 2t5 81 dairy n
Pork-Od mess SIS Us, Iew TO-
fIard-S6s 90
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30
Ball aud Bat.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 29-Detroit 10, In
dianapolis s.
AT BALTIMORE,
Baltimore IA Metropolitans. -. 10
AT NEW YORK.
New York. ....... Z Philadelphia 49,. 4
AT WASHINGTON.
Boston. ..........9 Washington. $500. 5
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Baled Hay

See notice OF the serenade at Detroit din
ing hall Saturday night III another column
of this paper. dl3S st
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Choice seed potatoes, 90c per bushei, q
Steinhsuser-Merk Supply Co. l21-tf
Notice.

Notice.
There Will be revival services held at the
United Brethren church on Washington av-
enue every day at 2:30 p. m. and ! :Ss y IN.
Every on6 is invited to come.
Rev. o. w. JONES Pastor,
1867 REV. K JONES, Evangelist.
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100 It cor 18th and Emporia, the best and
finest corner in Ragie add, only 900. Good
termA ADpINyrON Il SMITH,
Lott l4Q Main.
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KarxAs Cry Live stock.

kASsAs CITY April p.
Cattle - Receipts, 1890. sh!pponfs ess. higher,
good 10 choice 81 sss4 -; 10 medium o. -
81 IS sto<e<s e. eAsS IS feeding steer. IS -,
s cows. coN1ioz chciee, g S,SS ~
HoSs. Receipts. sls9, shipmentS 1870; higher;
rpoi TO choice g. SA.A5 IS. common TO medium
1 sasss ~: skips and pigs s. e5<si -.
Ehsxp.-Receips. ssi: ssipiaentS as higher
sc..a 10 cheice s. ses 20 common 70 rsediIn g.
a. Is
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30

Chaice seed potatoes, 9oc per bJ,shel, at
Steinhauser Aerkle Supply Co. 127-N
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A lady about forming select classes in
English branches fer children. can accorn-
modate 81 limited number of pupils in pri-
waite house; also will teach class for misses
in History and English Literature For
particulars address, Teacher patotice
box 900 I3Q-c
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100 #, e f, Emporia ave, near 18th, will be
Offered at a bargain if sold this week
l20-H ADDINGrOH 81 SMITH l49 n Main.
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Choice seed potatoes, Soc Per bushel, at
Steinhaaser- &erkle Supply Co lT-te
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Choice seed potatoes, 90c per bushel, at
SteinhaCser- Mefkle Supply Co. 127-.f
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30

Order yocr coal ana building material at
Hacks- & Jacksop's no tosu efice. with
Dunbar Bros, lSs Mort, NaIl g. IaSsf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30

Two car loads or nice. bright baled hay for
sale st Augusta, Kansas. l. B. BLAKER
13g-4r&
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30
Private Instructions.

Choice seed potatoes, aac per bI1shel, s.
Steinhauser- M.rkle Supply Co. I3T-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30
mIleQa 0recR.

Two show cases for sale cheap by Post, II
eawnbroksr, 4sS Douglas ave. d6l-6